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FOUR MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE frlday, D. 1. 1944 EMPHASIZED FOR V By Marian J. Fartell Rome Demonstration Agent Teachers and leaders in in dustry as well as the nutrition ist are urging Americans, young and old, to "eat a lunch that packs a punch." Schools in Jackson county are putting spe cial emphasis on a well bel nced hot lunch program, but not all children are able to take advantage of this program. In that case does the lunch you send to school provide the neces- Soil 00 ether MONARCH r00DS4llhnn sary energy, vitamins and min erals that will keep your child alert and happy until dinner time? The four point pattern for the carried lunch as explained in home economics mimeograph 1864 will help you plan "the lunch that packs a punch". This plan Is based on the following four points: 1 one cup of milk in some form. 2 a vegetable or fruit, or both. 3 whole grained or enriched bread or cereal products and 4 a food rich In protein. Does your lunch box provide a square meal ev ery day? Anyone who has to pack a lunch will find this new bulle tin on "The Carried Lunch" HE 1864, very helpful. It is available free of charge through the office of the Home Demon stration agent in the courthouse. Of particular help will be the 94 different combinations for sandwich filling that are listed, along with each of the other three points in providing a bet ter carried lunch for children and adults. , MEDFORD INFANTRYMEN START BASIC TRAINING Allen Pierce Collingwood, husband of Lealha Mae Colling wood of 439 North Front, and Claude Wesley Johnson, hus band of Neva Emily Johnson, 402 West Clark street, both of Medford, have arrived at Camp Wolters, Tex., inlantry replace ment training center, to begin their basic training as infantry men. Cloelnf time (or Claulfled AtU a. m. Too Late to Ciaulfy 13:30 p. m. u- t ion 6.0016 tlx Plus Federal Tax J Provides Mon Prof action Than Pre-war Riversides! Yes, the GRS Rlvertld U a safer tlrel It provides 12 more protection againtt ruptures the moil common cau of blow- , ouhl It's long-wearing, too giving complete satlif action to Its hundreds of thousands of new owners! Good reasons why you should bring your ration order to Wards, CHECK WARPS LOW PRICES Tube Tire 4.404.SO-1I. .till tl0.O 4.71i.OO-lt.. 145 tots S.HJ.JO-II., t.SI I11S 1.145.50-17.. 171 UJI Teee Tire O0-U 1S tl4.ll e.l5.50-l.. $.55 17 Jl '7.00-15..,'... S.45 te.S 7.00-1...... It) .IMS reeWbcfM thhw IVlontgomery Ward CLAIMS CREDIT FOR 4TH TERM Indianapolis, Dec. 1 U.F9 The A. F. L. teamsters' union took the credit today for being the largest single Influence In the re-election of President Roosevelt and said that the C. I. O. political action committee "never contributed one dollar directly" to the Democratic campaign fund. ' . "When the actual facts come out," John M. Gillespie, union secretary-treasurer, said in an article in the - International Teamster, "it will be known that the teamsters; international union with its great Influence in the American Federation of Labor was more responsible for the election of Mr. Roosevelt than any other influence in America." In the article, entitled 'Team sters Swing National Election," Gillespie credited Daniel J. Tobln, head of the teamsters, With causing the 7,000,000 mem bers of the A. F. L 400,000 in the railroad brotherhoods and 600,000 members of John L. Lewis' united mine workers, to disregard their dislike for P. A. C. Chairman Sidney Hillman and awing behind the president. TO ATTEND MEETING ' Cooks In the school lunch rooms throughout Jackson county will attend the first meeting of the school lunch in stitute on Saturday, December 2, at 9 a. in., according to Mrs. H. O. Colburn, chairman of the Jackson county nutrition coun cil. The series of meetings spon sored by the nutrition council is designed to help cooks in plan ning, preparing ' and serving foods for school children. Mrs. Una B. Inch, rural school supervisor, urges all school boards to make every effort to have their school cook attend this series to be held December 2 and ft. At the first meeting waiter ' sutneriana, sanitarian with the Public Health associa tion, C. R. Bowman, county school superintendent: Mrs. Vir ginia Wait, home economics teacher, and Miss Marian Far rell, Jackson county home dom onstratlon agent, will help the cooks with problems pertaining to sanitation menu preparation and food selection. Anyone interested In attend- Spencer Tracy In Sunday Show' "1 ----- " - 1 ' 1 1 Spencer Tracy figures the next Hasso, Hume Cronyn, Jessica Tandy and Agnes Moorehead. The film starts at the Craterian Sunday. move in his escape from the Nazi concentration camp in this scene from the stirring drama, "The Seventh Cross," with Signe Hilarious Role -l Ann Sothern comes to the Rialto Sunday for three days in her latest hilarious picture "Malsie Goes to Reno," with John Hodiak, Tom Drake and Ava Gardner. Playing as the companion feature on the twin bill at the Rialto, "Rocket Man," stars Tom Neal in the lead with Jeanne Bates. ing Is welcome to the meeting and more Information is avail able through the county school superintendent's office or the of fice of the home demonstration agent. . Cleveland received more pop ular votes, In the presidential election of 1888, than did Har rison, who carried the electoral college and consequently be came president. 4 SHELL OIL F Marking a new high for war bond purchases, Shell Oil Com p a n y, Incorporated, Pacific Coast territory, fifed an opening salvo in the sixth War Loan Drive with a purchase of $15, 000,000 in bonds. "This sum Is nearly twice the amount bought in any previous drive, and is in addition to the more than three-quarter of a million dollar bond quota set for Shell's 8,000 employees In the west," S. Belither, chairman of the board, announced today. "Community war loan quotas throughout the western states will share in this multi-million dollar bond purchase." In making the announcement, Mr. Belither added: "With vic tory within our grasp, it is up to each of us every organiza tion, every Individual to spare no- effort in making the Sixth War Loan the most successful yet." Of the sum appropriated for bond purchases in Oregon, $40, 000 was allocated to Jackson County, according to Ted Horn ecker, district manager here. This substantial purchase will boost the local quota materially. i ($10.00), dollars, or more than lnn hnnrireH (S100.0G1. dollars. Get Twetttv Years' Dated this 16th day of Novem Narcotic Violator San Francisco, Dee. 1 (U.R) Salvatore (Sam) Maugert, Santa Cruz beach concession aire convicted of transporting narcotics, was sentenced to 20 years in prison and ordered to pay a $10,000 fine today by Fed eral Judge Louis Goodman who termed him a contributor to "human misery and degrada tion." . . It was the stiffest penalty ever imposed in San Francisco on a narcotics law violator. ber, 1944. G. R. CARTER, County Clerk. NOTICE TO CREDITORS In the County Court of the State of Oregon for the County of - Jackson. In the Matter of the Estate of Soohronia Sanborn, deceased. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that 1 have been duly and regu larly appointed Administrator of the above entitled estate under and by virtue of an oi der of the uoumy uourt of Jackson County. Oregon, duly made, ren dered and entered upon Novem ber flth, 1944, and all creditors having claims against said de ceased are hereby notified to present tne same auiy verified to me at the office of my attor ney, George M. Roberts, 201-5 U. S. National Bank Bide.. Med ford, Oregon, within-six months from the date of this notice. Dated at Medford. Oregon this 9th day of November, 1944. CHARLES KELLi. Administrator of the Estate of Sophronia Sanborn, deceased NOTICE-" " Notice is hereby given, that on Tuesday the 7th day of No vember, 1944, at a General Elec tion held on that day, in the Applegate Precinct In Jackson County, Oregon, the Measure to determine whether or not stock should be allowed to run at large in that portion of the Applegate precinct described as follows: Beginning at the lntersec ' tion of the west line of Section 6, Townshio 38 South. Range 4 West, Willamette Meridian, and the center of the Apple gate River thence southeaster ly along the thread of the stream of said Applegate Riv er to a point on the southeast erly right of. way line of the Medford-Pr o v o 1 1 Secondary State Highway", said point be ing approximately 500 feet east and 1150 feet south of the northwest corner of- Sec tion 22, Township 38 South, Range 4 West: thence follow ing the southerly and wester ly right of way line of the Medford Provolt Secondary State Hiqhway in a westerly and-northwesterly direction to an intersection with the west line of Section 6, Township 38 South, Range 4 West; thence north along the west boundary of said Section 8 to the point of beginning, was voted upon. A majority vote was cast against stock running at large, and all persons are hereby notified that it shall be unlawful for stock to run at large in that portion of the Ap plegate precinct described above, after sixty days from the date of this notice, under penalty of a fine of not less than ten. Notice of Final Settlement In the County Court of the State tt Hrnonn fnr .Tnplrcnn Pniintv 'in the Matter of the Estate of A. E. REAMES, also known as ALFRED EVAN REAMES, Deceased. The undersigned has filed in the County Court of Jackson County, Oregon, the final ac count of her administration of the above estate, and said Court has fixed the 2nd day of Jan uary, 1945, at the hour of ten o'clock in the forenoon of that day, at the County Court Room in the Jackson County Court House, at Medford, Oregon, as the time and place for the set tlement of said estate. All per sons interested in said estate are hereby notified and required to make or file their objections te said final account, if any they have, on or. before the time aforesaid fixed for the hearing and settlement thereof. Date of this notice and the first publica tion thereof is December 1. 1944. LILLIAN L, REAMES, Executrix. O. H. BENGTSON, , Attorney for Executrix. MMIEY-' TO LOAN! On JEWELRY CAMERAS and MUSICAL INSTRU MENTS Used and unre deemed tewelrv at great sa-'ngs PEOPLES LOAN CO. , 22914 C. Main Street State' License P 137 c GIVE A GIFT THAT A GIFT BOX of Luscious Red DELICIOUS APPLES! A LIMITED NUMBER! ORDER HOW! What handsome gift boxes theie are! From 30 to SO big, juicy, luscious Red Delicious Apples, grown right here at Wing Orchards. Individually wrapped, nested in red and white cellophane special pads and liners to protect them in shipment.' Packed in neat wooden boxes with colorful gift labels giving the name of donor and receiver. 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